Rating TIKTOK Art Tips 💀 7

[@samdoesarts]

FIRST

[@Aaaaduuu]

@@ani.b.268 yes

[@ekambirb]

yes

[@Xylenerq]

You need therapy 💀☠

[@bingchilling634]

no me :"D

[@nezuko_chaann8875]

28 seconds ago..Dont think youre first, sam =)

[@danfhia]

"If Da Vinci can procrastinate, so can you" So inspirational I'm crying.🤧

[@samdoesarts]

be like da vinci

[@Xylenerq]

@@samdoesarts ok 👍 😀😃

[@starry.nightss]

@@samdoesarts be like da vinci

[@obz1357]

Da vinki

[@charleneochia8355]

This video make my day bright😆😍

[@Magiadelsoap]

Watching this guy is free therapy for me

[@kleec6bb404]

I agree

[@wayababaya]

yes

[@elliecopterrr]

Ikr 😭✊

[@throwadice]

agre

[@samdoesarts]

nice

[@iwbaga7535]

About the pencil Blending Thing: First you have to get the color down light and layer the colores. After enough Layers you start to Press heavier so you blend it

[@silverstormsfury5349]

Also, if you press too hard you will burnish, or wear away all the tooth and not be able to blend or put down any more color

[@ashrre.]

Yes like- i'm a beginner and know that too but sam doesnt-

[@eeeekk2201]

Pressing hard makes it harder to erase when you make a mistaken, and we all know we don't get it perfect the first time .

[@flyingsquirrel5209]

@@ashrre. yeah same but he's a digital artist so I can understand why he didn't know

[@clownmonomaniac2630]

@@flyingsquirrel5209 Im a digital artist too 😟

[@lune7220]

The painting of those grapes is so satisfying that it makes me think I could do it myself. It’s THAT level of satisfying.

[@supriyasharma4311]

But you know can't

[@hanaharuka247]

Sameee

[@OurCumrade]

Ikr

[@besknighter]

I might be wrong but, to me, "trying to find your style" sounds like "trying to find your personality". You just don't do that. You just are your personality. The way you react and think about things around you is what your personality is. Of course you can change it, slowly and through a lot of practice and self-awareness + meditation. Your style is like that. Just like you said, it's just the way you draw, you choose your colors, what you prefer to draw...

[@kimaly7718]

You said your art style is like your personality.. So I'm guessing I have a variety of it cuz I can literally draw in a few different art styles 😂😂😂 can't stick with one but I definitely can still go back to it 😂

[@randomtraveler4149]

Yeah, style grows over time.

[@Lani_wiswak1213]

@@kimaly7718 well, i mean yeah. Your personality isn't going to be constantly the same either (it least it isn't for me). I react and act differently depending on what situation I'm in, and depending on who I'm with, and how i'm feeling, but that doesn't make one any less real than the other. But also, just because you CAN draw in different art styles, doesn't mean that they're all natural for you. Maybe they are, in which case it would still match the personality thing based on what I said. But if they don't all feel natural, the equivalent in personality could be if you are acting one way and are aware that's not how you usually act. Sometimes I do that too, where I'm purposefully more quiet than usual, and I limit my expression (tho I usually do end up doing this when I'm just fed up with everything lol). Anyway, my point is that I think that the comparison with personality makes plenty of sense 😂 Not that I think that you think it doesn't, I'm just saying in case :'D

[@Yo_miojo]

@@kimaly7718 yeah I change my artstyle eveytime Lol

[@besknighter]

@・クローズガーミン ・ ・Claws Gaming・ I'm not sure if I understood your point. What I got from your comment is that there's a correlation of personality with style. "People with X personality will have style A." That was not what I affirmed. I didn't draw a correlation between the two. I just stated that we should mental model art style in a similar way to personality. It's not something you find, it's something that you already have/is. You may discover and understand better, through meditation/practice but it is something that was there from the beginning. An amalgamation of nature and nurture. Choices and consequences. Not rigid and set on stone, but also not fluid like water. A collection of preferences and tastes. There might be correlation between personality and art style? Sure, there probably is. I'm not saying that it does nor that it doesn't. I'm just saying that it is counter productive to think of art style as something that you need to find, something that you need look for. You already have it. If that was not your point, please, tell me. So I can better understand you.

[@user-fb6sg3uy2z]

I mean DaVinci only kind of procrastinated. Instead of doing his commissions he wrote down and studied plants water, human anatomy, ... So call it productive procrastination

[@Fisinocean]

Havent we all done this though?that time when you rrally dont want to finish your project so you do other things that are producrives in hopes of relieving the guilt of procrastination lmao

[@ragmamale4783]

AHAHAHAHA I RELATEE-

[@alvatillback9263]

hahah, last summer I barely painted at all, but I spent all of the procrastination time watching sooo many art advice videos on yt that when I finally started painting everything looked SO MUCH BETTER, which helped boost my motivation too😁😁

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

Yeah DaVinci procrastinated.... And basically wrote books on how to draw anatomy perfectly with that time

[@archie0110]

ther is no such thing as productive procastination........procastination IS productive you neglect your work and do something else to dstract your mind....that s procastination neglecting your work and not doing anything else is LAZINESS

[@SC-wz2vh]

Fun Fact: Michelangelo wanted to sculpt, not paint frescos for the Pope, he ran away a couple times and I guess he was so fed up with the Pope and the working conditions he decided to paint a bunch of stuff that the Pope and co. didn't immediately notice, like that one guy mooning god 😂

[@inisipisTV]

Michelangelo was a sculptor and an architect who is tasked with designing and building the new nave, altar piece and scultures for the pope. The story goes that famed artist and architect Bramante was so jealous of Michelangelo that he convinced Pope Julius II to commission Michelangelo to do Fresco work, something the artist isn't known with, in order to embaress him. But Pope Julius II is very sure of Michelangelo's talent that he gave him free reign to paint what he want on the ceiling of the Sistine chapel. It's quite noticable the Michelangelo struggled with medium early on, the first figures he started to paint are quite small when viewed from the ground. He learned from his mistakes and worked on the other figures making them bigger and giving consideration the perspective when viewed down below.

[@LongDeadArtist]

@@inisipisTV embarrass*

[@LongDeadArtist]

@@inisipisTV the anecdote is interesting

[@noxlovesyou]

I never get tired of watching these videos, I want more BUT I'VE SEEN THEM ALL

[@samdoesarts]

I will do more 😗

[@dragonplus7354]

@@samdoesarts soon please :D they are so funny

[@kouyu7619]

"Pretend your pen is alive" I'd rather not, Sam

[@TheFunnyDictator]

Why so? Also, did you draw your profile picture?

[@CocoasArt]

"hey its been a while, like 6 months, do you have any progress on the commission?" "If Da Vinci can procrastinate, so can I 🙄 And no I haven't started 😄""

[@hearts.22]

one year later they dm you saying that they decided not to do it 😭

[@bovisqui]

same thing happened to me, I asked the guy if he still wanted it like 3 months later since I felt bad and he’s been ghosting me 💀

[@mel8958]

PLS

[@shi2inshi2in72]

I feel like Sam loses a little piece of himself everytime he does one of these

[@AkaEk]

With the color pencil blending, they do not like to blend if you press really hard. You gotta get lighter in the part your blending. (Unless prismacolors decide its not true-)

[@serenegenerally]

Ye u gotta beyond them first by layering then

[@sporkslit2124]

12:30 man’s was FLABBERGASTED

[@fishybishiebish4895]

I always think of Vincent van Gogh whenever I feel bad for picking up art when I was 18-19 years old over say 12. Vincent was 27 years old when he started painting and he is now one of the most famous artists ever. That's a motivating artist fact for me. You don't have to start as a kid or a teen and you can be even older than 27 when your start and still get good. Is all about practice and practice the right way. Just wanted to share that if there are any out there who feels bad about starting late with art.

[@katzcl4ws]

12:34 ok I’m convinced Sam is the poggers meme guy.

[@lexiepargas1034]

0:11 the pictures my friends take of me:

[@TheAveragekid0]

No one: Literally no one: Sam: 😧😦😮😯😲 12:25

[@deyslide1058]

Im really thankful for people who bust bad art advices wich could probably be dangerous for beginners, lately the art advices are pretty good and i hope they keeping it. I love your videos, the editing style and the mixture of good information and funny humor. Keep going dude

[@deyslide1058]

@@Peayou... i actually meant Sam and his format But you are right if you seriously wanna learn something about art you probably shouldn’t use tiktok as your first choice

[@geegee4389]

Everytime itsjart rolls up on Sam's feed, you can literally see the happiness leave his body😭

[@SayaSpeedpaintdeath]

My Grandpa passed away just the other day - he had some sort of illness that ate away at his lungs which eventually made it so he couldn't breathe anymore. Right before he died- he learned of a job I had been offered - a job that'll earn a LOT of money for my art - and just before my job offer - our Nana had found one of his paintings he made in his earlier days in an old pawnshop. Which his painting found and reclaimed-- and hearing about me, -- he went and bought more paints and new brushes. He said that I had inspired him to try and get back into it- even though he was on Hospice and his hands wouldn't stop shaking- I'd inspired him to try again.. I have his brushes now.. he never did get to open them and use them. But - this year -- I want to make him proud and go forward with being an artist- and be worth that inspiration. -- I just wanted to say that Sam you help inspire me - and I'm so grateful for you. And for so many more people out there- I just wanted to share this post and just get this out into the universe - that i'm so grateful to have people to look to - and it's been a sort of comfort for me. Idk what I'm really saying here- but just - thank you. R.I.P Sidney Vail 1956-2022

[@seraph1690]

8:48 that is from a movie or from a video, I dont remember but it was shown to the teachers at my school, still the message was that you should not pressure kids to reach the same exact result, it was more about letting kids experience and draw the flower as they wanted and see it so they get comfortable with their own ideas instead of following patters

[@LazyPillowCase]

Sam: "Pretend your pen is alive" Me pen: *Disconnects* Me: Is it so wrong to wanna strangle it even more?

[@Aaron.teampii]

Thank you for your sacrifices Sam

[@thatleathel1008]

0:55 SAM I already ate all my gouache paint

[@KitCatIsNotACat]

5:20 Don’t press harder with the colored pencils. Color lightly and use a colorless blender or layer the color multiple times.

[@brandonhogsten4826]

With colored pencil you have to build the layers slowly over time. If you press hard off the jump you burnish the paper... meaning you mash it flat and it makes it smooth so it doesnt hold pigment as well. This makes it harder to further blend and often leads to those little white specs that you cant fill in. If you want it to blend smoothly, she was right about that being a terrible tip.

[@ehsome]

10:57 ok but let's not mix up art with design there are a lot of areas where both a designer and an artist should be able to deliver a product (digital or analog) that the client is going to be satisfied with. such as: banner design, poster design, website illustrations, paintings for the office etc. but design is more than art being "geometrified" and turned into a product. it does not only focus on visual appeal, psychology and colors but also partially on marketing, user experience and understanding and offering what the clients (of the person who hired the designer) are looking for so yeah brand identity is definitely something a business owner should not neglect but also know who he needs for what (imo) any artist (with knowledge of the digital tools) could do the executive job a designer does (the drawing/finalising part). but when it comes to choosing founding elements (color palette, brand identity, style direction, consistency guidelines etc.) a designer might be more knowledgeable. that's why they usually work together in studios

[@Oreo-lz4gg]

9:21 if you listen VERY closely, the song you can hear is called fallen down, it’s one of my favorite songs and my favorite undertale song.

[@aubrey9117]

Fallen down and determination>>>>>>

[@industriousartist]

The one-stroke painting of the grapes was SO satisfying! I do face painting with a very similar technique. Well done, Sam. Well done.

[@TheFunnyDictator]

Hey, is your profile picture your OC?

[@industriousartist]

@@TheFunnyDictator No, it's me. I used to have one of my OCs as my pf picture though.😁

[@Keira_the_artist]

5:30 Actually, pressing the colored pencils as hard as you can does make it worse for blending. It's better if you lightly press them onto the paper and slowly blend them together. (im not an expert, but this is what my friend told me)

[@somnium6439]

5:55 “expect disappointment and you’ll never be disappointed “

[@head_on_clouds]

Dear Sam who does art, your ultra pro Max calm voice just made my day.

[@Hmmmmmmmmm....]

When i am asking someone for a feedback, they always tell me to change my style, telling me that 'you should focus on realism' or 'why do you draw like that?' and i remember having to quit art because of that, piece of advice for those persons who has an artistic friend, tell them what things they can improve or correct about their piece and don't try to change their skills based on you liking, if you can't, just support them

[@HystericalDark]

Yeah I got sick of the "change your art style" advices (if we can call it that) because it feels more like a personal gripe the person has with your art. Practicing realism is good advice, but only if the person who asked for feedback NEVER done that. If they're already in the process, you should just tell the specific body part to focus on improving instead.

[@martastdlsh8478]

When people tell me to "change my art style", all I can say is "Man, I don't even have my own art style yet, so give me a break" 🤦‍♀️

[@vaishnavisingh9244]

I feel that's the advice of either beginners or like people who don't keep an open mind or they are not in art. That is a very baseless advice, and I hate whenever they give out these kinda advice to art babies because that does nothing except discourage them

[@arteature4387]

5:37 NO NO. You don’t have to press too hard until the end of your drawing to give like the ✨effect✨(burnishing I mean)if you press too hard in the starting of your drawing you can’t add more layers cause the roughness of the paper is flattened. DONT YOU EVER PRESS TOO HARD IN THE BEGINNING OF YOUR DRAWING

[@canvasdrop_art]

I think most of us suffer from being perfectionists 😅 and can be so self critical.... hearing Sam say "not every single line and mark has to be perfect" and "as long as things work together in the grand scheme of things", is healing... 🌻🌻💚

[@oliviakumo529]

3:34 the face of utter confusion-

[@Not_ghostface1]

8:01 They have such similar hairstyles

[@isabellecall9859]

Oh YESSS. These are the best videos. Tik Tok is too chaotic unless Sam is talking over it.

[@yummyyummyfruitsalad]

yup

[@Gravehopper187]

Monet actually did much more than “trace his drawings” he used a lengthy process to essentially copy the drawing using a mechanism that he invented. I recommend watching “Tim’s Vermeer” it is sooo interesting man. Trust me it’s so good.

[@Mi.0r]

12:20 I cant with his face just.. :O

[@dadsukeiwazemee7299]

8:59 okay so while watching your videos i usually draw , and so i was but here i heared that his mother ripped his work, and your reaction was a shook for me , because drawing in my house was a tabou, like it was a waste of time , so i wasnt allowed to draw , i remenber i used to draw in the toilet lmao, but thas was normal to not have the right to draw . now i live alone since am 17 and since then i "started" to draw like non-stop. im 19 now . also they never ripped my work but if they saw one by mistake they used to tell me that it's so bad i heve no futur in tda game . i mean even now i'm really bad at art ,since i started drawing so late and they got a point here, but i cant get that passion out of my mind, like i genuienly tried i just can"t, plus i kinda developed an obsession over drawing and i cant stop comparing my art skill to other people my age and crying over every little good artwork other people make and blablablalbalba . but is it that shocking having non-supportive parents? i mean I have to draw in secret for my whole life, and for sure i suffered and still suffer from that , but I think a lot of people have non-supportive parents, like the majority of artists, or is it something i believed in to not pick up a war with my parents ( i love them, they are sweet, it just when it comes to art they get a bit mad )

[@catboy_official]

It's not shocking, but the script of that tiktok was plagiarized from an old inspirational video on KZbin, kinda like Dhar Mann's stuff. I've seen the video myself and another commenter said something similar a year before I did. I wish you the best of luck in your art 🥺

[@srishtishivakumar]

Actually coloring with color pensions lightly and slowly building up the color is the best way to blend color pencils

[@srishtishivakumar]

*pencils

[@ReclusiveEagle]

Facts about artists: *da Vinci* (and many other famous artists) used Camera obscura's and Camera lucida's as drawing aids. They both project light on to a surface. They physically traced a 1:1 projection for their sketches. Ever wondered why art of Napoleons exhibition of Egypt is so accurate and realistic? Because a Camera Lucida was used to project a 1:1 image onto a drawing medium. Tracing is not cheating. It is a fundamental foundation of art.

[@billaniii]

6:00 something that helped me sooo much with this was sketching with a pen. you cant erase anything so you just draw some light lines first and then darker lines to correct things and then youre done.

[@mattie_2087]

2:40 Da Vincis one is true I don’t know about the rest but when he was painting Mona Lisa he procrastinated so much that he had to redo the face because she was so angry at him that she wasn’t smiling anymore and she had quite the short temper, in the end it worked out and yeah

[@italiacervantes5874]

7:45 this guy looks another like sam are we just going to ignore that?

[@expertbean101]

6:24 really called me out like that

[@theturquoiselettering]

"Like the waves in the ocean" 🥶 you give us the best tips!😁

[@Merrychristmaselvess]

4:16 don't choke pencils guys 😂😂

[@AlexDayz]

7:40 reminds me a lot of my dad. When I was younger and someone came over I would be so excited to show them some of my artwork. My dad though though it was a waste of time and eventually grew tired of this and threw away my binder I had filled with art I’ve done over some time and it was really disheartening. Though I never gave up and here I am today. My parents have grown to appreciate my passion as well and not just see it as waste of time

[@allysonvlogs4590]

4:59 YOUR DONE YOUR DONE

[@yourlocalstudygirl]

For blend colored pencils, you have to press lighter first then go darker.

[@minana8157]

The tip regarding pen grip at the start of the video, I actually tried it for writing rather than drawing, and it actually helps to reduce hand pain after a prolonged period of writing. But of course, I had to sacrifice good handwriting lol.

[@hannahmorgan4743]

I'm so late but I have EDS which means I have BAD chronic pain. I saw a great video on how digital drawing puts a different kind of pressure on your joints so holding your pen as vertical as possible helps! I've been doing it for a while now and it's incredible - it also makes me use my whole arm instead of my wrist so my lines are so much cleaner and confident

[@zielonykrulik7688]

9:04 its about drive

[@addienavio5612]

It's about power

[@ellanimation816]

@@addienavio5612we stay hungry

[@livingincreation]

9:12 that’s exactly why I never say practice makes perfect I say practice makes experienced it’s just a better mindset cause you get the idea of perfect out of your head

[@prototype6083]

hi. im an 11 year old artist. your vids helped me a lot. thanks.

[@camilleboddy8849]

5:42 fr the best advice at least for me

[@billythesillyy]

3:05 not even like art wise but just the way I started writing as a kid I have it resting on my ring finger (I've been told off for it occasionally) so I guess its really whats most comfortable for you, I still get the occasional wrist problem but probably not as much as others. Also yes this does help my hand relax a bit but it also has a few downsides

[@cheezyguy8072]

When I have an artblock or having a bad day , this freakin guy comes in and make it all better You're inspiring

[@sweetartzme3389]

I remember my mom would throw away my art if she found out I did it during class, she never tore it though. Now that I think about it, she may have done that on purpose so I could later get it back from the trash bin. Also, thanks for making these vids, they are super inspiring and have helped me want to work on digital art more.

[@abbyrudh1399]

that is toxic damn

[@crisprat2604]

WE LOVE THIS VIDEO LORD MASTER SAM!

[@samdoesarts]

very good my fellow cultist

[@crisprat2604]

@@samdoesarts we are the cult of GOD LORD SAM THE MEGA ULTIMATE ULTRA BEING 🙏🏽

[@mika-chinpaint]

The intro about the hand grip , my hand felt that its gonna be more painful than my usual posture without me even trying

[@aarushiroy677]

sam is basically our art dad...we love you

[@ivoryinterludes]

YUCK, the ripping pictures one feels horrible. I get where he's coming from, but imagine being an art baby and watch this and grow up with this mindset... The damage done, ugh...

[@randomvids8233]

amazingly, in 6:07 in the video, I realized that the first drawing you make doesn't have to perfect. And I always wanted it to be perfect.

[@thatCetus]

12:09 that red pencil just ruined it

[@Humzaabbass]

"Get rid of this one get a new mom on Amazon" I was on the ground laughing 😂😂

[@bootaodayo3373]

8:37 - Yes it's BS but it ain't easy so we just go with the flow

[@gameboyboi4689]

I don't know why but watching your videos soothes my soul

[@andysartz]

Nooo Sam! I had to pause just to come here and clarify that! Colored pencils nerd here. If you press too hard on your pencil in the first pass, it will cause something we call "burnishing". That means you will "seal" your layers. After burnishing, you can no longer add layers on top, so you can't effectively blend. When blending colored pencils, you should work patiently, layer by layer. Burnishing is a cool technique and you can get amazing effects with it, but only when it's something you do purposefully.

[@frickinfrick8488]

Ngl I kinda hate the advice that to make women sexier just make them curvier and to make men sexier just add muscles. I see amateur artists doing it all the time and women with bizarrely disproportionate bodies and men so muscular they look like grapes just don’t look good, more isn’t more in this case.

[@ThatCrippledArtist]

They look like grapes 😂

[@Poopie_buttholelickeresquirejr]

These videos get me through the week❤️❤️

[@milagrostrejo5933]

Sam's bass voice at 13:36 when he says "lows" omg

[@dragonplus7354]

3:28 That hand grip is actually how I learned to write

[@KloudDraw]

I really like you explaining some of this tiktok art tips clearly to us, so we art baby don't stray in the wrong path.

[@kouyu7619]

"Stop drawing with lines" Sam: ...time to end the day-

[@Echolarz]

I agree with Sam about "it's not about perfection." Like we people can only agree that something is "perfect", But in reality it's really not, we can agree that we like same art styles- but we can only say that, there is no such thing that is perfect in this world. 😐

[@Theconstantgiggler]

12:37 the song, the expression, just fits so well!

[@bkstol818]

0:05 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@Bumbart]

2:29 "tiny little art baby-" You been hanging out with Ethan, didn't you?

[@PoptartWrites]

As an artist with arthritis and carpal tunnel i can say (for me personally at least) changing the way you hold your pen really does help. Ive been holding my pen 'weird' (in-between my index and middle finger) when writing as well as drawing for several years now and i can draw for a much longer period of time before my arthritis (and/or carpal tunnel) starts to flare up too bad. I still use the 'normal' way to hold my pen when i get into finer details or if im just doing something quick, but the majority of the time i hold my pen 'weird' and can draw for almost double the length of time before having to stop. (Edit: P.s.) No matter how you hold your pen just remember to take frequent breaks and strech your hands to avoid pain. You're wellbeing is more important than that artwork youre working on. ❤

[@spurszach275]

I think I actually shed a tear on the art style part I’ve been trying to find my art style and this helped me a lot thank you!

[@Reapers_Summits]

HIS FACE IN THE BEGINNING OUT OF CONTEXT- I'M DEAD- ThE fIlTeR mAdE mE lAuGh So HaRd

[@beurreamoustache3333]

12:03 this man is a legend

[@KiwiKoi]

“Don’t you got places to be, people to see? But instead, you out here, hanging with me.” My all time favorite line I will never forget

[@GenLiu]

I used to be a perfectionist, once upon a time, and one thing that I didn't realize is that flawless lines and strokes don't make for flawless drawings. That's why we don't let a computer generate an image and still need a human at the other end of the pen. Confidence is far more important than precision and a little bit of chaos is necessary for each masterpiece.

[@pippab2000]

14:54 yas, u got talent in ryhming too sam

[@Baileyyluvvsyou]

8:13 TWINS?!?!? (Dear God they look the same)😳

[@scenegowrlXD]

YES I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT

[@pashinasusha]

Best tips for drawing - stop drawing!

[@rainyspoon]

Is nobody gonna talk about the amazing pineapple decor in the background 😆✨👍

[@alexinho6401]

5:35 no, using color pencils lightly helps to blend better as transitions are smoother also as shown in that vid when applying too much pressure the transition is abrupt and not natural

[@Rakite357]

I had also a mum like this tik tok guy 😅 was quite frustrating that it never was enough, so I went over from trying to do it myself, to really copy photos with a glass table. My mum eventually stopped criticizing because of course, my paintings were really good, just lost the creativity. I still cannot get over the need of being perfectionist and not being good enough, but in the meantime I worked my way back to allow myself to be more free with what I am doing. I am now an art director. But I can tell, having that kind of mums is not funny.

[@TheFunnyDictator]

Hey, can you please give me some art advice?

[@yami7656]

I was here just chilling enjoying the video and then the guy with the mom ripping up his paintings unlocked a forgotten memory of my own childhood. Thanks, now I don't need the hypnotist.

[@haiyuc]

Ngl at 11:25 I started tearing up like I never felt so appreciated idk why but that “Well done” tho 😭😭😭 I’m gonna cry

[@crimson414]

"You need a new mom" yes!!! I'm gonna take it seriously💀

[@Eren_jaegar00]

4:33 that reaction 😭🤣🤣

[@5t4r4n15e]

when you talked about being a perfectionist in your past art i thought about a specific stroke on the neck of your most recent piece's character that i loved. i just love seeing the strokes on your art idk what's wrong with me

[@Violet_10]

Sam ,if you press hard with a color pencil you make it harder to layer that’s why most people do it lightly and gradually do it harder